I am a Ph.D student in Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Washington. I completed a B.S. in Quantitative Biology at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, where I was recognized via the Lawrence Gilbert Award for excellence in undergraduate education at the student level. I have been tutoring for 5 years in various subjects and at different levels. I worked for a year as an official Math tutor with the Math department at UNC and worked with the Chemistry department for a semester in a general chemistry course (CHEM 101). I served for 3 semesters as a supplemental instructor in the Biology department for BIOL 205, which is a survey of cellular and developmental biology. I have taken most high school level and lower undergraduate level math and science courses and have seen many students show significant improvement after a few tutoring sessions in both one-on-one and large group settings.